City Tour

The best way to see the city is going on a city tour. The first stop is the Corcovado Mountain, which houses the statue at the top of Christ the Redeemer, elected in 2007 one of the new seven wonders of the world. To get there we climbed through the Tijuca Forest, the largest urban forest in the world. It’s 40 minutes to visit the monument, click or shoot the entire landscape of the city which stretches out from the top. Pure beauty! The descent is the bucolic and charming neighborhood of Santa Teresa, which is wedged in the center of Rio de Janeiro, with the right to walk in the Largo dos Guimarães, shopping at craft stores and time to enjoy the local environment in the ebb and flow of residents and the beauty of the eclectic architecture of old buildings. We left for the modern Sambadrome, designed by Oscar Niemeyer, one of the most famous Brazilian architects, built especially for the parade of Samba Schools of Rio’s carnival. Also in the rhythm of samba, the tour heads to Lapa, the bohemian neighborhood of the city, known for its bars where the sounds of tambourines and drums roll loose until dawn. You can not know without going through the Lapa Arches, the gateway to the neighborhood, an old aqueduct that brought water to the neighborhood of Santa Teresa centuries ago, and today serves as a way for the tram that takes passengers to the Santa Teresa neighborhood . To conclude, a stop on the steps Selarón with its mosaic tiles in the colors of the Brazilian flag. A typical Rio tour!

• Includes: Transportation, guide and tickets to Christ the Redeemer.
• Does not include: Meals and drinks.
• Departure: A 13-hour day tour
• Price: R$ 95.00.